I Can't Stay in This Wretched Chan Sect Any Longer

The Jie Sect may be rotten, but they're not cowards. Those guys are incredibly brave; they even dare to challenge saints, some even exchanging blows with them, though they were knocked out in one move. Their courage is commendable! 😀

Unless other sages looked down on him, leaving him with no other choice, there was really no good place to stay in the Jie Sect. In terms of future prospects, as a loser in the Investiture of the Gods, siding with the Jie Sect was clearly riskier. As for fellow disciples, the sect was a mixed bag, teeming with murderous and cannibalistic demons and monsters.

To be honest, the fact that the Eastern Emperor Bell can travel to the past and change the future is the biggest flaw that deterred me from using it.

A promising premise was ruined. If fragments of the Eastern Emperor Bell could freely travel through time, then why would the demon race be in such a predicament? Let alone the Great Calamity of the Lich King back then, the Great Calamity of the Gods is happening now—it's the same story. And what if Taiyi, with the complete Eastern Emperor Bell, could freely travel to the future? It's a disaster. No wonder people say the prehistoric era is difficult to write.

Your buff is too strong; having this curse is like having a debuff that's really bad.

The references have gone a bit too far. Your master is completely honest with you, but when you make a vow, the Q&A session is full of jokes and banter. Throughout the entire story, the protagonist never has a single serious moment. No matter who he talks to, he's just talking nonsense. The protagonist is really annoying. By the way, does the author talk to his elders like this?

This is so bad it's unbearable. Don't waste your money here. I'm telling you to quit, and newbies shouldn't come either.

You've portrayed Yang Jian like an idiot. Are all the Twelve Golden Immortals this shameless? You're really good at making things up.

To be honest, the beginning of this book was quite good, even making me, a free-to-reader, unable to resist spending some money to read it. But now, I'm a bit confused. The plot feels completely disjointed, and I don't know what the protagonist is trying to do. Also, the pacing is too slow; I suspect the author is just slacking off. I sincerely hope the author can properly organize the plot's progress.

The beginning was well-written, but the later parts became padded and stupid, and the ending was basically a disaster. You can stop reading after the first 200 chapters.